Steel spikes or "dogs" available for the 400E? I'm wondering whether anyone is aware of a source of steel dogs to attach to the plastic ones on the 400E?
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The plastic dogs do just fine. I've made about 200 or so cuts ranging anywhere from 4" to 15" inches. I'm sure you'll notice a difference between gas and electric but if you try to over-bite, you might bog down the 400E. I'm putting a video review up on YouTube of this saw today. Poulan got this design right!
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I bought the stainless steel ones and they have grooves in the plastic that you can bend back and forth to break them apart. I suppose you could cut them as well just didn't need to. I don't know about the all plastic pigeon spikes though.
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It's the plastic version vs the metal. I have both. They are exactly the same. I run them on my real steel. Great red dots l.
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your plastic cam may be shorter but the 'dogs' should be the same...u can get those separately or with a short cam only here on amazon...reference Repairclinic.com...take it apart and see--real easy, plenty of how-to vids online
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It looks like the model that came up with your question is indeed the steel bb version. I had a heck of a time sorting out the airsoft plastic bb version from the steel bb one before I placed my order. The descriptions on the webpages don't always make it clear which one you're looking at, so you have to be really careful before ordering.
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The Beap Coaster trap woks well with bed frames with metal casters/wheels. It is made of heavy durable plastic. ClimbUP Interceptors, which I also use are made more cheaply with less durable material.
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Hello my friend:I may be wrong, but one can only assume these days that it's Chinese (thank your politicians not the Chinese). They seem tough enough, a decent build, and pretty much like a straight knock- off of the expensive ones that I just could not see paying more than two hundred bucks for. Honestly, I haven't beaten the crap out of them yet in the field to see if they stay zero, but I will soon. Remember that nothing is indestructible. Another fix would be forty five degree Picatinny rails with flip up Magpuls. I might try that just for ability to keep a low profile in the gun bag. As for these, you can always send them back, but for the money I'm keeping mine. Hope this helps,Ed the Boogieman Hello my friend:I may be wrong, but one can only assume these days that it's Chinese (thank your politicians not the Chinese). They seem tough enough, a decent build, and pretty much like a straight knock- off of the expensive ones that I just could not see paying more than two hundred bucks for. Honestly, I haven't beaten the crap out of them yet in the field to see if they stay zero, but I will soon. Remember that nothing is indestructible. Another fix would be forty five degree Picatinny rails with flip up Magpuls. I might try that just for ability to keep a low profile in the gun... » Read More Hello my friend:I may be wrong, but one can only assume these days that it's Chinese (thank your politicians not the Chinese). They seem tough enough, a decent build, and pretty much like a straight knock- off of the expensive ones that I just could not see paying more than two hundred bucks for. Honestly, I haven't beaten the crap out of them yet in the field to see if they stay zero, but I will soon. Remember that nothing is indestructible. Another fix would be forty five degree Picatinny rails with flip up Magpuls. I might try that just for ability to keep a low profile in the gun bag. As for these, you can always send them back, but for the money I'm keeping mine. Hope this helps,Ed the Boogieman « Show Less
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Hi Dave, Unfortunately they are only sold in a Quantity of 200. Please let me know if I can be of further assistance.Kindly, Korie Barkman CriticalTool Customer Service
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The one with steel. Don't buy plastic. They will not last. This on is great. It comes with two different size attachments to steam with!
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I see this is an older post with no comments...did you ever find a suitable bedrail? I also have a Stearns and Foster and am worried about finding an adequate rail. Any suggestions?
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You can go to your local bike shop and ask for a trainer skewer or find one on here. They aren't anything proprietary for this or most trainers. Steel Quick Release Skewer for Rear Mounted Trainers
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Not that I am aware but perhaps old Ecco models...certainly not the new ones that use "Q-lock" spikes. Hope this helps!
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The feet apparently screw in to expose the spikes. They're not very long and I wouldn't expect them to hold on a hard surface or ice. But there are spikes. I can't look at my unit first hand as it's in a different location, but that's what I'm remembering.
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Mine fell off without me knowing about it which was a surprise. I contacted Gitzo but never heard back but I know you can purchase replacement parts directly from them. I ended up purchasing on Amazon the Gitzo G1220.129B Stainless Steel Spike For Monopod
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Ask Amazon if they'll stock them. WTM Enterprises is the manufacturer I'm pretty sure, check their website.
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Guess they aren't. I just got a black 36" yesterday and it's all plastic. I thought I read that the new models have metal hardware. Looks like they still have NOS to send out....
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My fiancee just had one of the knives break at the shank too. it scared the #$% out of her. We loved these knives. it was the 7-in. Edgy Santoku Knife that broke. Edit: the support number is: furi support 415 567 9440 8775679440